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What would you say if you could write a letter to God?
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Lil Ginge wrote:
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> hahahahahahahhaha!!! oooooeee
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Alright man, calm down, it wasn't that funny.
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> hahahahahahahhaha!!! oooooeee
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Alright man, calm down, it wasn't that funny.
How can he die for "us" when not everyone on the planet believes in Christianity or believes in a different religion.
According to most of the Christian church leadership in the UK and USA, Christians cannot be gay, so did he just die for straight people ?
The Catholic Church doesn't believe in abortion, so did he just die for women who don't have abortions ?
And whilst were here, "our sins", what had we actually done at that point ? More to the point who is "our" because surely the entire planet at that point hadn't sinned.
According to most of the Christian church leadership in the UK and USA, Christians cannot be gay, so did he just die for straight people ?
The Catholic Church doesn't believe in abortion, so did he just die for women who don't have abortions ?
And whilst were here, "our sins", what had we actually done at that point ? More to the point who is "our" because surely the entire planet at that point hadn't sinned.
Stryke wrote:
> Belldandy wrote:
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> But Jesus is the closest representation of God on Earth, no?
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> Surely the Angels would qualify as that ?
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> So Alan Rickman is God's closest representative?
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> *looks for hidden messages in Die Hard*
hahahahahahahhaha!!! oooooeee
> Belldandy wrote:
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> But Jesus is the closest representation of God on Earth, no?
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> Surely the Angels would qualify as that ?
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> So Alan Rickman is God's closest representative?
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> *looks for hidden messages in Die Hard*
hahahahahahahhaha!!! oooooeee
J Nash wrote:
> *goes to high five Ginge*
Rock on...
*runs..?*
> *goes to high five Ginge*
Rock on...
*runs..?*
Belldandy wrote:
> But Jesus is the closest representation of God on Earth, no?
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> Surely the Angels would qualify as that ?
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So Alan Rickman is God's closest representative?
*looks for hidden messages in Die Hard*
> But Jesus is the closest representation of God on Earth, no?
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> Surely the Angels would qualify as that ?
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So Alan Rickman is God's closest representative?
*looks for hidden messages in Die Hard*
*goes to high five Ginge*
Belldandy wrote:
> Bah, if Jesus was his son he'd have smited 'em with lightning, plague,
> immaculate conceptions etc
He did alot dude,
He kinda died for our sins!
It wouldn't have been very good if instead of dieing for mankind he nuked the lot of them with thunderbolts!
> Bah, if Jesus was his son he'd have smited 'em with lightning, plague,
> immaculate conceptions etc
He did alot dude,
He kinda died for our sins!
It wouldn't have been very good if instead of dieing for mankind he nuked the lot of them with thunderbolts!
Bah, if Jesus was his son he'd have smited 'em with lightning, plague, immaculate conceptions etc
Jesus was apparently the first angel made by god, and so technically, his son.
But no, he's the closest representation, otherwise, God would have sent one of other angels to go and get killed instead.
By sending his 'son', he showed a real sacrifice and love, blah de blah.
Etc.
But no, he's the closest representation, otherwise, God would have sent one of other angels to go and get killed instead.
By sending his 'son', he showed a real sacrifice and love, blah de blah.
Etc.
Belldandy wrote:
> Ant wrote:
> *Hides*
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> But Jesus is the closest representation of God on Earth, no?
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> Surely the Angels would qualify as that ?
no
> Ant wrote:
> *Hides*
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> But Jesus is the closest representation of God on Earth, no?
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> Surely the Angels would qualify as that ?
no
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